Also, my favorite thing is how readily male condoms are available (they're in baskets everywhere!), thus putting all of the control regarding safe sex into the man's hands. It's not a bad thing that they're available everywhere, but why not the same availability for "female" birth control?
Cis male sexuality is held in a much higher esteem. It's also the reason why erectile dysfunction pills are covered by insurance. I've never heard of a man struggling to convince his doctor to prescribe Viagra, yet women / people who need birth control are being denied based on "moral" grounds (that is not to say that ED pills are in any way "immoral" or "unnecessary," I believe their availability is important. But encouraging people to take control of their reproductive planning seems a little more pertinent, no?).
But since you brought up male condoms: that is entirely too true. A lot of people are unaware that "female condoms" (also known as internal condoms) even exist, and their availability is limited. There is only one brand of female condoms that I have personally seen and I have only ran across them once outside of Planned Parenthood at a store in Philadelphia.Â
And of course their availability isn't bad, it's fantastic that STI protection and pregnancy prevention is seen as cool, but why the stigma on everyone else??